(Baonghean)- Dresses are one of the objects that strongly represent the cultural identity of the Thai ethnic group in Western Nghe An, the crystallization of ingenuity, sophistication of patterns and harmony of colors.
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| Since ancient times, the ancestors of the Thai people have known how to raise silkworms and weave cloth, weaving and embroidering beautiful and delicate dresses with a strong identity. |
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| The Thai people in Western Nghe An have two main groups: Tay Thanh and Tay Muong. Women's clothing, especially the skirts of each group, are more or less different in patterns, motifs and colors. When looking at the displayed skirts, knowledgeable people can distinguish which Thai group the costume belongs to. |
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| In their spare time, especially when the harvest is finished and winter begins to cool, Thai women often skillfully embroider skirts for themselves, preparing for the upcoming holidays and festival season. |
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| Currently, in Western Nghe An, there are many brocade weaving clubs and cooperatives, gathering highly skilled women to produce, exchange and learn experiences, support product output and contribute to preserving the culture of the Thai ethnic group. |
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| The patterns and motifs on the dress are very elaborately decorated, showing sophistication, ingenuity and high craftsmanship. |
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| The skirts of Thai women of the Tay Muong ethnic group have colorful patterns. |
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| Wherever they go and whatever they do, Thai women always preserve the unique cultural features of their ethnic group. |
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| Highland markets often have stalls selling Thai dresses. |
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| The Thai dress goes along with dances, songs, and performances in many competitions and festivals, creating the charm of women. |
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| Every year, at national costume competitions, the Thai women's costume performance always receives enthusiastic cheers from the audience. |
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| The dress helps Thai women have a more graceful figure with every step. |
Ho Phuong
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